Alton Delane
Business Development Executive and Former Naval Officer
Cary United States (North Carolina)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
Alton Delane is a business development executive who has several decades of experience, and who serves as an advisor for Emissary.io. Before he began his career in business, Alton Delane was a member of the United States Navy, where he served as a nuclear submarine officer.
In the role, Mr. Delane was responsible for operating and maintaining vital ship equipment including its reactor controls, communications and damage control systems. For the execution of his duties as an officer, he received several accolades including the Navy Commendation Medal. Prior to such, Mr. Delane attended the United States Naval Academy where he graduated as a Secretary of the Navy Distinguished Graduate with a BS in aerospace engineering.
Following his service in the Navy, Alton Delane earned an MBA from Harvard Business School, graduating in 1999. Over the course of his career, he has worked with several firms, such as Bradley Pharmaceuticals, where he served as vice president of business development. He also spent several years with Raymond James & Associates, where he was a vice president of investment banking.
In the role, Mr. Delane was responsible for operating and maintaining vital ship equipment including its reactor controls, communications and damage control systems. For the execution of his duties as an officer, he received several accolades including the Navy Commendation Medal. Prior to such, Mr. Delane attended the United States Naval Academy where he graduated as a Secretary of the Navy Distinguished Graduate with a BS in aerospace engineering.
Following his service in the Navy, Alton Delane earned an MBA from Harvard Business School, graduating in 1999. Over the course of his career, he has worked with several firms, such as Bradley Pharmaceuticals, where he served as vice president of business development. He also spent several years with Raymond James & Associates, where he was a vice president of investment banking.
